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The Rainbow's End
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Chasing the sunset for the millionth time tonight
Waiting for the right moment, to jump to the other side
For the rainbow’s end is never to be seen
And I’m pretty certain it’s nothing like how I imagined it to be
The wheels keep rolling and we keep moving on
Water keeps falling it’s gonna reach the banks by dawn
We’re preparing for the end of days
And I’m pretty certain it’s nothing like how we imagine it to be
An endless ribbon of tarmac the miles keep flying by
Headlights chasing taillights through the night
A rat-race for the treasures that remain unfound
Now that I’ve come this far I ain’t gonna turn back around
I rummage through my mind for an eternal melody
Something I can proudly wear on my sleeve
The confession of my greatest regrets
For now you’re one of them but I don’t think that’s gonna last
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Chasing the sunset for the millionth time tonight
Waiting for the right moment, to jump to the other side
For the rainbow’s end is never to be seen
And I’m pretty certain it’s nothing like how I imagined it to be
The wheels keep rolling and we keep moving on
Water keeps falling it’s gonna reach the banks by dawn
We’re preparing for the end of days
And I’m pretty certain it’s nothing like how we imagine it to be
An endless ribbon of tarmac the miles keep flying by
Headlights chasing taillights through the night
A rat-race for the treasures that remain unfound
Now that I’ve come this far I ain’t gonna turn back around
I rummage through my mind for an eternal melody
Something I can proudly wear on my sleeve
The confession of my greatest regrets
For now you’re one of them but I don’t think that’s gonna last
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Vincent & the Strangers Beckingen, Germany
Turning old sounds into new things, these young folks have their very own sense of music.
Handcrafted music has inspired them to create a groove that might sound familiar but with a very unique twist.
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